1900's Black Americana Humidor

1900's Black Americana Humidor- Measures 6 1/2" Tall as pictured. Please ask questions and read terms & conditions before bidding.

1900's Black Americana Humidor- Measures 7 1/2" Tall as pictured. Please ask questions and read terms & conditions before bidding.

A group of early 1900s black americana noise makers. German made. Includes "Tak Tak" double sided clapper (marked germany), tin clicker toy of woman with mallet hitting drumming monkey, and saxophone

JOHANN MARESCH (AUSTRIAN, 1821-1914), BLACK AMERICAN CERAMIC FIGURAL HUMIDORS, LOT OF FIVE, each emerging from a sack, comprising one female example wearing a red bonnet and four male examples wi

CONTINENTAL CERAMIC BLACK AMERICANA / ETHNIC FIGURAL HUMIDORS, LOT OF THREE, comprising one depicting a tall haystack with a young African American figure holding a watermelon and peeking out fro

CONTINENTAL CERAMIC BLACK AMERICANA FIGURAL HEAD HUMIDORS, LOT OF FOUR, comprising two examples depicting a bearded man with surprised expression, one woman example wearing a tied head scarf, and one

JOHANN MARESCH (AUSTRIAN, 1821-1914), BLACK AMERICANA CERAMIC FIGURAL HUMIDORS, LOT OF THREE, each emerging from a double-banded barrel, comprising one young woman wearing a red bonnet and two yo

Bohemian. 1910. This is an Impressive antique black Americana-style tobacco humidor in the form of a female Blackmoor. Mark, on bottom. 5.5" x 6" x 6".

9 1800's to early 1900's Stereoscope Viewer Cards (1 Rare Black Americana). Rare Black Americana 1495 Sumfin did Drap by Littleton View Company circa 1893. 5 cards made by The World Wide View Company.

Carved wooden Black Forest humidor. C. 1900-1910. Labeled underside "P. Fluck. Sculpteur / Pontresina". 6 1/2" x 7" x 8".

Joshua Biehn (fl.1891-1932 Canadian) ''Shoeshine Sam'' 1900 Oil on Found Board 18.25''x13'' Image. An early Black Americana composition. Signed and dated upper left. Original gilt framing 25''x19.5''.

Maker's marked, "The American Tobacco Co." C. 1900's professionally framed and matted Dukes Tobacco paper lithograph with excellent black Americana graphic. CONDITION: Paper has minor fade and surface

Cast Iron Mechanical Black Americana Banks, Man And Lady Ca. 1900, H 6.5" W 5" 2 pcs | Hands move, eyes roll, tongue moves. Lady in yellow dress "Dinah". Man in red jacket. Provenance: From the Estate

Black Americana 49 Postcards and 6 Trade Cards, Valentines, Etc. Most postcards are Circa 1910. Trade cards are Circa 1900. (1) 1907 tobacco harvest, Clarksville, Tennessee card. (1) Baptizing in a Ri

Circa 1900, made in Austria, terra cotta black boy with top hat, marked on bottom "BB 3353", very good condition, 13" height

Fine early 1900's, Lithograph on textile canvas depicting two young African American boys and one white boy playing dice game on a street curb. After Charles Clarence Dawson (1889-1981) American. Set

Antique, 1900 Exposition Universelle Internationale Stereoscope / Stereoviewer with 22 black americana stereoview cards. Some are from late 1800s, others are shortly after.

Maker's mark, "Crump Label Co. N.Y." Very nice presenting c. 1900s Rumsey's Blackville Fire Brigade paper lithograph with exceptional early graphics. CONDITION: The paper has strong color throughout t

Unique early Winchester Black Americana lithograph advertising poster. This hunting image was used by Winchester in the early 1900s. This poster is marked by Winchester in the bottom right corner. It

[BLACK AMERICANA]. “A Close Shave” Shaving Mug. Germany: Royal Porcelain Factory, ca. 1900s. Porcelain mug with green “KPM” mark on base. Depicts two Black men with stereotyped

Two antique, early 1900s, german metal dexterity / puzzle games. Marked DRGM no 116769. Backside features a mirror.

Black Forest Dog Humidor circa 1900, carved wood with blown glass eyes. 7 1/4 x 7 1/2 x 8 1/2 in.

Circa 1900-1915 era framed textile embroidery work titled "Way Down South in Dixie". Black Americana, Depicts a young black boy and girl courting each other by the plantation fence. Measuring approx 2

[Black Americana]. Pears’ Soap Advertisement. New York: Sackett, Wilhelms, and Betzig, ca. 1900s. A colorful lithographed advertisement depicting young girls and boys bathing with Pears’ S